How to deal with your ex-boyfriend and your current boyfriend staying in the same room?

Patient's question:

On March 3rd, I had sex with my ex-boyfriend, and then from February 27th to early June, I had sex with my current partner. I got my period and then continued having sex with my husband until May 4th, when I got my period again. On June 15th, I had a detailed ultrasound check, and the gestational sac was about 12mm x 7mm, with no visible embryo. By June 22nd, the gestational sac had grown to about 25mm x 16mm, with a 3mm embryo and visible primitive heart tube. I want to know who the child is.

Doctor's answer:

According to your description, you had sexual intercourse with your ex-boyfriend and then with your current boyfriend, followed by menstruation. After menstruation, you continued to have sexual intercourse with your husband. Therefore, the child must be your husband's. If you had become pregnant from the previous sexual intercourse, you would not have had your period. The above advice is for the question "On March 3rd, I had sexual intercourse with my ex-boyfriend once, and from February 27th, I have been having sexual intercourse with my current boyfriend." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!

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